Welcome to Gaia! ::

Conner talked a bit longer after acknowledging Kael response to his welcome, about the council in general and how voting was run. It was all very basic, very repetitive since it had been on their staff papers as well. It was a short meeting, to be honest, but that didn't matter. The first meeting was always like that, it just sort of always ran that way. Getting it out of the way usually led to a very successful year.

With his little announcements finished Con became quiet again, leaving room for anyone else who wanted to speak. He doubted Tsubaki wouldn't have anything else to say, and He wasn't quite sure about Alexia or Kael. It was best to try and let them talk now.

Fain had returned to his Hound form after getting out of reach of the sun, entering the science halls on four legs. These were his favorite places, his favorite rooms... Even the ones he'd almost burned down the year before.

His own classroom had remained open despite his absence, and he shuffled in to find his book on his desk where he'd wanted it and everything looking nice and orderly, which just wouldn't do. Skeletons are not meant to be in one place...

-----What followed can only be explained as a tidal wave of bones and various medical supplies, canine laughter, and a complete abomination of the human, griffon, and elephant forms.-----

When his room was finally prepared, Fain could breath easily. It looked almost as organized as it had before, from the outside, but as any of his past students knew there was no such thing as keeping things in a single place. Skeletal remains were crammed into cabinets, drawers, and onto desks; books were stacked haphazardly by-and-by; and there was a lingering smell of brimstone.

Perfect.